Sabugosa Ad Illustrates That Children's Books Last Forever
Vincent Salera — March 3, 2009 — Marketing
References: adsoftheworld
These captivating ads for Sabugosa, a Portugal-based publisher, use the tagline “Great stories last forever.” Great copy all on its own, but then add these superb illustrations, such as an elderly Little Red Riding Hood, and you get an even more memorable message to retain and put a smile on your face.
My favorite one is Rapunzel dying her white hair in hopes that after more than 40 years, her Prince Charming will finally save her. These ads were created by advertising agency Fields, Brazil with creative direction by André Sartorelli, Fernando Lopes, and Lucas Zaiden. The copy was written by Paulo Lima and the great illustrations were produced by Grupo Magneto.
My favorite one is Rapunzel dying her white hair in hopes that after more than 40 years, her Prince Charming will finally save her. These ads were created by advertising agency Fields, Brazil with creative direction by André Sartorelli, Fernando Lopes, and Lucas Zaiden. The copy was written by Paulo Lima and the great illustrations were produced by Grupo Magneto.
Trend Themes
1. Elderly Fairytale Heroines - Expanding the representation of older characters in children's books, creating opportunities for storytelling and addressing the needs of diverse readership.
Industry Implications
1. Children's Book Publishing - Innovative publishers can tap into the demand for inclusive and diverse content by featuring elderly fairytale heroines in their books.
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